Amami Rabbit woes
Hi all, I was just watching NHK World Japan and they had an update on the Amami Rabbit. They said the numbers are around 200-300 and they are being preyed upon by about 200+ fera
Who have seen most cat species?
Is there someone who has seen all the earth’s species of cats?? If not, is it doable you think? Who have seen the most? Is it anyone who´s visiting this page? How many speci
Israel Wolf and Hyena
Hi all, I’ve just re-discovered this site, having not visited it for some time, and found out what a great resource the forum is in addition to the trip reports available. I&
United Arab Emirates Trip Report
I’ve just returned from a few days work in Dubai, attending a massive event on the future of government (an interesting meeting despite the absence of any talks on mammals)
Five New Pikas found in China
Dear all, In the latest issue of the Acta Theriologica Sinica,Dr Liu Shao-ying and his colleague was described five new species of pikas (genus Ochotona), as well as a new subgenus
Southern Flying Squirrels in Arlington, VA (update)
This is an update on a previously described site. From mid-November to late-February habituated Southern Flying Squirrels continue to be seen at the Long Branch Nature Center, Glen
New Trip Report: Tanzania
Here’s a report from Theo Linders on a 3.5 week trip through Tanzania featuring 66 species including Sanje Mangabey, Mountain Dwarf Galago, Servaline Genet and a Kipunji. &nb
New Trip Report: Tibet & Sichuan
Here’s a new – and typically thorough – report from Stefan Lithner on his trip to China last October. Tibetan Plateau & Sichuan, 2016: Stefan Lithner, 24 days
New Trip Report: Sierra de Andujar, Spain
Here’s a new report from John Wright with some fabulous pictures especially of Iberian Lynx. Spain, 2016: John Wright, 1 week & 11 species including Otter, Schreiber